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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
ALTAR AND TOMB.
Che Gszette's Record of the Marriage
and Daaths In Texas,
MARRIAGES..

MARRIAGES..
Lee Smith and Miss Alice SummclhII,
Atlanta, September IS.
Dan Mclean aud NJ SIS NJ. L. NumseD,
Palestine. September H..
K NJ Atkinson aud Miss Bertha Fun
chess, Crockett, September 10.
" II. GsrsGen and Miss Cecilia El-Ii,
San Marcos, September II.
Thomas Dent and Miss Mary Sack,
Weiuar, September u.
L. Fl. HIDE snd Miss CAIiie Davis,
Waco, September 10.
James a Hill and Miss Stella INVADE,
GrgnGview, September IL
J. A MCLernsu sEd Miss RebeCCg
Morgan, Milan county, September ..
". 7. Cannon aud Miss Rebecca Tate,
Lindale, September 90.
A 6 Edwards and Miss T. C. Bond,
Brownsville, September IS.
VIM. Hemphill and Miss Add1e CaTuth-
ers, Thorp Springs, September 2l.
w. N. Dsggett and Miss Jennie Smell,
Hamilton, September Is.
Thomas B Steele and Miss Dora Guyer,
MeTidIsn, September Is.
D. Parks and Miss Hattie Busby,
Georgetown, September Il.
L. S. Lewis and Miss Katie Wolfe,
Temple, september 81.
Il J Spencer ard Miss MOIlle Davis,
Howe, September %
D. r. Smith and Miss Sophie Do5s, Nc
Kinney, September 10.
j. c. VaEGOlab aud Miss S2IliC Woods,
DeuiS0n, September -.
Richard Newton and Miss Ida L. Hsz.e,
| Denton, s sptemoer Is
DEATHS.
Mrs. N. E Rudder, Milan county, Sep
TENDER 10.
Airs Cornelis E. Holmes, FL P&so,
September IL.
Jonathan N. Mckinney, GreenvIIe.
September Is.
John Bullion, Greenville, septem-
| her Il.
Norman Reynolds. Greenville, Se2tem-
Der IS
c. .. Johnson, Little River county,
September 21
Captain william A. ssylor, Austin,
September p.
Mrs Hugh L. Sheriff., Temple, Sep
TENDER 90.
Mrs F. S. Leech, Burnet, Septem-
ber IS.
! Edward Sudduth, near Burnet, septem
Der Il.
W NJ. Lindsey, Bryan, September 20.
Ransom Cole, Bryan, September 10.
Mrs. Jennie Fela ID, Mckinney, Sep
TENDER Is.
Mrs. James Leslie, near WhitesDoro
September 20.
Mrs EIs Adamson, Van Alstyne, Sep
TENDER is.
c. B Crosby, Sulphur Springs, Septem
Der %.
Mrs. NJ. c. Dsvis, GatesvIue, Septem
Der 81.
a. a. Ansley, Vernon, September PC.
Presley Childress, Terrell, Septembe
Alfred Tsrver, Milan county, Septem
Der -.
Ms. W. j. Scott, San Antonio, Septem
Der p.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

THE speech Of Erastus Wiman delivered
before the commercial bodies of Detroit
and Buffalo last August mas been printed
in pamphlet form and sent out over the
country for the enlightenment and edit
cation of Canadians ard Americans. It
is an exhaustive presentation OF the plea
for commercial union between the
countries Of North America, and is well
worthy OF perusal. Mr.. Wimsn believes
that tariffs and barriers should be re-
moved and that absolute free trade
should exist between the two countries.
He advocates uniform tariff for Canada
and the United States on ell foreign
goods. The time may cone when these
views will be adopted, but it cannot De
looked for soon. The army CT revenue
officers On both sides Will cry out against
it; Canadian loyalty to the British gov
eminent will oppose it, and the unset
tied condition of our tariff laws will
initiate against il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

MEssRs. n. ". AVER & Sons have just
issued another edition of their American
Newspaper Annual which will be well
coined By the public. 1t is more elsbor-
ate than any previous edition, giving a
list Of Gil newspapers and periodicals in
the United States, arranged conveniently
in geographical and alphsbeticaliorder; it
gives carefully prepared description of
every county in The United States, its
! area, nsvigabIe streams and all items OF
Interest connected with it, besides tables
showing the population Of all cities and
towns containing 5000 inhabitants and
upwards. l. is 6 valuable publication
and should find place in the library Of
every newspaper office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

too. Thousands of visitors with capital
came to the state. The exhibit, the man.
ifestations of enterprise they saw at Dial
las, illustrated through the medium OF
this fair. impressed them SO fsvorably
that many we're there by induced TO make
extensive investments in Texas, not
alone in Dallas, but in other towns,in city
and country property alike, Some VINO
thought the field was perhaps too crowd
ed or prices too high at Dallas, extended
their observations. They visited Fort
Worth, Waco and other points, and We're
SO well pleased they made investments.
In tact, the whole state felt the beneficial
effects of this influx Of outside capital and
enterprise, attracted here by the great
display at Dallas last fall, and il is safe
to say the amount OF new c'pitsl (not to
mention new people, brought to Texas as
direct result of tae fair, amounted to
81, 100000 or 100000. Thus, If
it was BONANZA TOR Dallas (snd
it was it was also approximately
helpful to the state at large.
Dallas was doomed, but so was Texas
and Waco and dozens of other towns in
the state came in for their share of the
benefits. On many accounts the people
Of the whole state have good reason to
| feel c lively interest IN the success, the
development and the perpetuation of this
fair. The exhibit and general attrac.
tons Of last year will no doubt be
eclipsed by the program of this year, anC
the Day hopes several hundred thousand
Texsus will go to Dallas to see what 6
showing Texas-despite the drouths, The
floods ard the train robbers-can make
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

and the general massacre of the whites
being so imminent, coming from section
OF country where such condition of affairs
exists, seems to be made only to divert at
tention from the true criminals and fasten
it on their victims. The conduct Of
Spofford, who insisted on killing TWO
defenseless negroes who were prisoners
and in hiding from him, is simply afro
cious, snd the young Brazoris boy who
defended the lives OF these prisoners at
the risk of his own, deserves the
gratitude Of Gil lovers of fair play and
justice. The fact that at no time have
as many as twenty negroes assembled to-
gether where any body could see them.
excepting in the one instance where the
Spofford gang discovered and parleyed
with the memorable forty-5even, gives
color to the belief that g few Iawless
! white men have ''run amuck," and, in
order to shield themselves from
the consequences Of their conduct,
hsve raised the cry of "negro up
rising" As was indicated at the opening
of this article, the reports are meager,
facts are understandable and the true sit
uation may not be known. Investigation
may show different state OF affairs, end
a thorough and far-reaching investigation
should be made. When citizens are shot
down first and then turned over to see II
they are the right ones, it is time for c
halt to be called and these shooters dealt
with IS the law directs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
TIE FACE WAR.

1t is difficult to clearly understand the
true state OF affairs existing in Southern
Texas in regard to the reported race war
The rumors, reports 6nd statements are
so numerous and conflicting that report
ers on the ground can do little more
trouble as they appear to them. The
dispatches published in THE GAZETTE
yesterday are Of q nature TO suggest
the propriety Of sending state troops
to the disturbed counties, not for lhe
purpose of preventing negro up
rising, but to prevent the neCes
si:y for TOO many negro funerals.
An impartial consideration of the dis
patches sent out from that section,
official end otherwise, will convince any
one that while there are some bad negroes
there, there are some worse white men.
In the first place q colored officer had 20
arrest white man for violating the law
! in not working the road. He did SO in
| the discharge Of his duty, and since then
cannot be found. Whether ne suddenly
conceived the idea Of becoming fugitive
from Justice on account of tondness for
beef, as is claimed on the one side, or
that he was murdered by his prisoner
as is clsimed on the other cannot be
determined, but other features of the
trouble 90 to show that there are
white men very careless about handling
r.fes in that country. 1t ls reported that
white man belonging to posse emp
tied his Winchester into negro whom
be had met N The woods, and sfterWard
turned the dead body over "to see if he
had the right one" The same man, after
emptying his six shooter into the head q
, & PROSTATE negro, rode around all day
with his hands covered with blood. It i:
{ not clesrly SHOWN that the negroes die
anything wrong. The report that they
f were about to hang white man must bt
taken with grain OF salt. The i'm.
! probability OF the tales told by Thu
whites is such as to lessen confidence il
q all they say. 1t is admitted b.
( ell the whites that the negro Marstol
was found in his cotton pstch, very ap
propriate place for him to be found .,
the way, and inst ne was shot down il
his tracks. 0ne-half the whites WI
t witnessed the shooting claim that ne wa
s unarmed. Just why he was molested j
= not stated by the reporter, and it woul
It be difficult for those who shot him t
t tell, in manner satisfactory to tn
e juries of the country. The claim tina
: he had shotgun is improbable !
d view of the fact that many c
S the white men say he wa
!. unarmed; the claim that one negro wit
S s shotgun would attack and attempt t
: fight score of white men armed wit
e Wlnchesters is absurd. Nobody will be
e lieve but what his death was murder
d Agsin, the negro, Shepherd, who defend
: ed his cabin against E posse of whites
: Notwithstanding they shot the roof Of
T and filed the walls with lead, does 10
: seem to have given other ofens
s than that he would not be take
e alive. The white men had n
Q business molesting the negro; the
It had no warrant for his arrest, the
It were not officers OF the law and were th
(, sggressors. The cry Of negro risin
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

THEY come, and there is no power TO
stop them. We refer to the ate con-
ventions. The lawyers of the state looked
over the field and selected place for
their next annual meeting. The various
cities of Texas and their several advan-
tages were heard and considered, and on
due reflection and after being fully ad-
vised as to the law in the premises, il
was acjudged that Fort Worth was the
convention center.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

HsHE STATE OF TE\A--I7 l.
4 any Constable of Iarr nj eH.H.-. f
~ nereas 4. j. Chambers, aEru. t
" or.n and Rio Grand kai W
made atiid.vi, mat Joseph +.
rcsident OF the state OF T,Nu7. 81.
fore hereby Coum&n~Cd &.
said Joseph +. CuiV, By making
the following notice ir sOu-t ue.
lishcd in TnrTaut couIt t., Tex H'
" ek, for four consecutive weeks --
return day thereof, viz,
70 Joseph r Culver greeting
hereby no iiied that we, the ln-.f-.-.
been appointed by the Hon Sam
county judg- Cf TarTant count, F....
the q images that may le a'ae-.
owner Of ana ~ lace IIcUdries7 '.
ana l. POItw0Od and III 4
holders o. the tsllO Ting e=er
reaeon CT the construction and Gr"
Fort Worth auc EfJ trrand5 i,t.
land, viz: Thirty four "a acres - =
the east half OF The f. 5 Harris
situated in TarrauE county, Tea,
one half slile5 soUs9West u -At
said COUNTY, that az shown 2
Cstion of said Fort Worth and i.'1.-.-
way company, fled " IN 5a!i
FIR the con emnLtioh OF tue rlE.-
said land. the following IS The -"
sCription OF such right Of wa I-.-
3+-acre tract Of land q pp.nt - Ie..
It's southeast corner -tls said T6i7
feet west of the SOUTH a@t coIH.- %.
half CT SAID Harris survey s. sl---
of the line 0 prtitiO ers' raiH- "
OYER said land thenHe north aa-'.i.
line of said railway 90 S d Ion No
line SIS feet long, for which diN,-h
pauy seeks 20 condemn TiGnt 9i
wide; and beginning at saiI station
running northeasterly 10 station ~.
tence OF 500 feet, for which isi-i d..
aGudemn zrisht of way 100 fact =.
ginning at said station Nc. % ~
north to station l05 81, distaa .-
for which distance it seeks - CO.
of way so feet wide. said station
$50 feet west ann 3fS feet SCUM OF -.-7
| corner of said Harris survey. ,.
Yen are farther hereby notified .--
commissioners as aforesaid, have q.
the 29th dav OF October. ios1 81
| the courthouse OF Tarrant count ~
| for hearing saidsappllcatiOn tc- COZ
Witness our bands this Septa
s TERRY,
ZANE CETTI 2il .--7
| j. 2, WOODS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

ism which drsgs the skirts OF two ladies',
the wives, namely, of the President and q
Governor into q political squaboie. Thst
piece of rowdyism was reserved for For
eker.
The gallant Colonel Watterson has it
right when he protests that the Incl
dent is but another instance of the
Presidents good luck. No other man
could, without effort of his own, have
seen his enemies expose their weakness
at SO critical time to so many eyes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
CRtaINAL ASSAULT.
The Victim, seven Year Old CoIored Girl,
Dies of Her Injuries

The Victim, seven Year OId Colored Girl,
Dies of Her Injuries
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Sept pa negro
named james Harper wss arrested at
Schroeder's wagon yard this morning by
Officer Van Ripper for q rape committed
near St0ckdale last Thursday. The crime
is alleged to have been committed on a
seven ear-oId daughter Of Scott Brown,
8 colore1 man with whom Harper was
staying and picking cotton. The Child
was horribly lacerated and injured ard
the crime produced the greatest excite
ment among the residents OF that section,
VINO will probably lynch Harper on his
return. The prisoner is resident of this
city and has q family here and was at
StockdaIe picking cotton. D. NJ. CoviDg
ton, deputy sheriff of Wilson county
came up last night and left this morning
with Harper for the scene Of his crime
The news of the victims death from he1
| injuries has since arrived.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

BURKE, the ex-treasurer Of Galveston
county, is once more upon his native
heath, ruined in health, fortune and repu
tation. His fate is sad one and should
be 6 warning to all these who are disposed
to make free with other peoples money.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

THE next guberna orisl contest in Ten
nessee will be 4 lively one and the TAYLOR
brothers will have to do some extra i'd
ding to secure an election. There is q
dog in Jackson that plays French harp
already engaged by the opposition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

THAT university professor of Greek
should lot allow brick mason on the
grounds. II it becomes generally known
that professor OF Greek is paid $1,000
year and mas to hunt half life time for
lob. and that bricklsyer is paid S.
and So day, the boys will trade their
books off for trowels and learn to build
houses
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

EM1N BEY is In no hurry TO return TO
civilization. He is in the heart of Al
rica with little kingdom OF his own, q
harem and everything else that heart
could desire. Stanley need not so
around the world looking for Emin
that gentlemen knows when he has g
good thing and does not propose to
leave it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
Step Outside
Chicago Herald

Il Roger Q. Mills of Texas and Samuel
J Randall OF Pennsylvania want to fight,
will they please sep outside ard have il
out between themselves? The psrty to
which Mr.. Mills belongs and mr. Randall
pretends TO belong can i'll afford to be
disturbed oy their racket.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
Unprotsctea Pepnsxlvan,ana.


?
There is nothing in ell Ireland that is
worse than the Wretchedness OF some Of
the Pennsylvania mining districts, and
there is 10 body of men WHO are more en-
titled to genuine sympathy and support
tnan the miners.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

WIEN some OF cur esteemed contem-
poraries get through with the task of pull
verizing MI. Randall they can take g
weeks vacation and prepare for the COM
ing winter. When Mr.. Randall is effect.
ually killed by this volley OF paper bullet
it will be full time to prepare ior the an
nual visit of Santa Claus.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

THE Texarksns Times has been con
varted into a quarto of forty columns.
THE GAZETTE notes this evidence of pros
penty with pleasure. II speaks well for
the energy of the Times management
and for Texarkana.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

Rcrlittdncc5 on draft posto5ice money ofder o.
q registered letter, at Tisk Of Office,
Correspondence Dc solicited upon a.! Tsc0s quo
fsCts.
Pforspt IsljoYY.GtSos: of sre1ts and SserS happen
fno. OF General interest soi.cited and s7iA be prop
erlE compensated
.5R Communications intended roT publication
FAUST be accompanied bg the t0rrteTs name and "a
Gress-i7Ot for p55lit as dfl evidence OF
F0od faith. ~
PaFfies sors5sns TO THn GAZETTE on 5tkir:eSs
srsogal to 5'ssaSelgcs 0i2 please 5oLose stomp Jor
Fepiy. -,-. r, -,--,,r
.shsGlisT on business for publication Should ee
G75ycSsed TO The GAZETTE or DEMOCRAT PUB
Li51IsG Co, E0-s ToTth TC2.. And NOT TO
YSnGVIDUbLs
an checks, money orders, postal saotes, eye.,
s3otSl& be Ts..,s pdgGbIs to tho DEMOCRAT PUB
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

THE old war veterans OF New York
have formed Land and Labor party and
ask the government to give them west
ern lands, pay their expenses from New
York and furnish them while they are
opening up farms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

SINCE the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad defeated the effort of the people
of Nashville to establish rival line they
realize that while corporations have no
souls, they are TOO numerous 10 mention
when it comes TO voting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

FMRCHILD must have wished that
General Sherman had been taken sick
and confined to his room sn hour or two
before the parade, The palsy orator
wanted the honors undivided and shower
ed upon him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
Ia Deserved 1t.
Philadelphia Record.


No doubt the reports that Governor
Foraker Was snubbed by the President
grew out of the popular belief tbst he de
served some sort Of rebube. The Masses
ere prone TO imagine that what might
happen mas happeued.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

Proposals VIII be received II US a
O'Clock q m. Monday, October 3. for l---4
about one and one-half miles Of 3,-.7 Stree. n
North Fort Worth. Plans a1l .i2-+
can lie 5cen at the ONCE of w. g., al- q
pIement Company
FORT WORTH t.l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

WHETHER Tennessee goes pro or anti
will matter little to the denizens OF the
mountain county of that safe. The
"Sweet Mountain Dew" will be distilled
cisndestinely in spite OF state law or
revenue collectors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

THE Massachusetts, Republicans have
without extending sympathy to Ireland.
Tnis Is departure from the orthodox
method
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
BUSINESS CaANrt-

EIpE = SALE y complete SEE rs
Z bar fixtures for sale Fer-
LoCk D X 2I5. " eatherfurF. I...
EOE SALE Three barrier casf-.
a cup and, four MIR US. sne.-
taule, six lam visa reH..-.--
stove. enc Iaara}c top Wa 90 -..-
three AarGtnE lamps AID ON III
tie. \ barber OulLt c5ur.t. o.
apply 20 4. & Ri4tleuaa A. D..
saloon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
wANxED-rEuA1.x E-rs

w ANTED-Good, steady uo..-s -
w and do geuersl hCu.e w--
Gu1 Lamar street.
Ma a IED-Twe sjrls t- v...
: hInGeTv. Apply 81 Iar. W.
House. ~ Houston sire. t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

Mr.. Cook will have to cook Henry
Georges goose if ne expects to draw the
salary of Secretary OF Stste in New York.
The Republican c.ug .idete doesn't count
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

The Tenoesseeans hive voted and will
know soon whether or not thelr state will
be wet or dry The reports which will
be sent out for tae next few days from
that state will De only guess work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

New YORK Democrats believe in ro-
tation in office. By rotary movement
each stste officer is to be made to sue
coed himself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

The GAZETTE Acknowledges the re,
ceipt of invitations to attend the Navarro
county fair, 10 be held at Corsicsna On
October As, inclusive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

If DEEP water is found st Corpus
Christi in the near future the good peo-
pie of that city should thank the Caller.
Thst psper is neve- weary il well doing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

GENERAL JOHN NJ. CLAIBORNE advo-
Gates irrigation for Texas. Something
TO let the water run of is what people
now want.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

Bids VIII be received ZIP TO
October 10, for the erection aU
dwelling house at For, W orr. -
and spe ilcauons fOr the same r -tt-
The office OF S. H. Hags.r-. II
owner reserves the riEut to &. reel. .-f ~ :
bid-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

special 10 the Gazettc.
MARSHALL. TEX Sept. The case
of the State VS.. Cal Watkins, for killing
Dave Burnett, was called and continued
to next term. The State vs.. Mes6-s. L.
L. and L. w. league, for killing George
". Tabier, Marshal of LongvieW, WAS
continued by the Judge on his own mo-
ton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
HGutqe ruH -.

Tor BFNr-FurnisIsd roOu. -...
fiTst floor Apply to YIN.
corner r on tn snd Grove stre..-
E7OR EENT-Nlaaiy fIre.-sr..- SSH.
L on first and second ho1rs
SO Lamar street, also day b0l-. r
per day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30
How TO Build q City.

The Houston Post is booming its town.
It says: "Tie up the goats and cut down
the weeds" Why not let the goats est
the weeds?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

THE Republican papers are booming
the Labor candidate for Mayor Of Brock
iYn. ANY hing to down the Democracy
II seems
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

So iEBoDY ,ouud skull in Bu1aio
psvou at Houston Ii is probably the re-
mains of Mr.. Camden Paine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

No lisplay aus Of less than three lines taken
Tor either edition.
Three lines or more, display, hguleu d. pi0
eta rate OF an inch.
Sir lie lines OF reading matter count rs t"o ;
so lines as three. -,
,,-n,,s or n,,Tr d ner cert additional.
Special Position-Ads. ordered or 6rst page
Soluble price: on the eighth page 90 per cent,
\ additional: on any other specified page, % pef
.ant. additional
Reading Matter ordered In any special posi-
t,on or or any specified page. % per cent aoci-
tiOnal.
Cats mast be mounted Oa n.etat base.
TERMs-Biils payable monthly unless other-
wise contracted for, and IN advance when par
ties' financial standing IS not known 10 Us
Transient adVerrisln6 payable IN ADVANCE,
s9i;,Ien comics sent on applicat on. Address
DEMOCRAT PUB. CO..
FORT Worth, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

We are selling sll-wool Ffench tric0t
st 80 cents. You will pay S. cents II
other stores.
RANDALL & CHAMBERS Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

THE Louisville ano Nashville Railroad
seems TO have a pretty firm grip on the
cit, of NasnCire.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

Branch oficea Of The Gazette.
n,rkS-6O7 Main Street, j. 81 RoreN, Man
W,co-Torn O. PIunkelt, Manager.